DSP Mutual Fund today announced the launch of the DSP Multi Asset Omni Fund of Funds***, an open-ended fund of fund scheme aimed at simplifying investing for individuals who find it difficult to track markets, time asset allocation decisions, or manage multiple investments across cycles. The New Fund Offer (NFO) opens on February 5, 2026, and closes on February 19, 2026.
The fund is powered by DSP Netra#, DSP Mutual Fund’s in-house market intelligence framework. DSP Netra uses market data, valuations and long-term historical patterns to assess risk and margin of safety across asset classes, helping guide allocation decisions as market conditions evolve.
In an environment marked by frequent shifts in market leadership, interest-rate cycles and global uncertainty, the fund seeks to provide investors with a structured way to stay diversified and invested without relying on forecasts or reactive decision-making.
The DSP Multi Asset Omni Fund of Funds invests across equity-oriented schemes, debt-oriented schemes and commodities-oriented schemes such as gold and silver ETFs, with allocations dynamically adjusted based on market signals. By spreading investments across asset classes, the fund aims to balance growth potential with risk management, instead of depending on a single source of returns.
A key feature of the fund is its flexibility to invest in funds and ETFs across multiple AMCs, allowing the portfolio to adapt as market leadership and relative opportunities change over time. It does so by utilizing the stock picking ability of the best equity fund managers in the industry along with asset allocation strategies of DSP Netra. Rebalancing between asset classes is carried out within the fund structure, helping reduce the tax impact that can arise from frequent buy-and-sell decisions at the investor level.
The fund is designed as a single, professionally managed solution for investors who prefer not to actively manage asset allocation or respond to short-term market movements themselves. During periods of heightened volatility, the fund has the ability to reduce equity exposure to as low as 25%, providing an additional layer of downside management. The fund would be generally investing between 25–75% in equity-oriented schemes, 15–50% in debt-oriented schemes, and 10–50% in gold and silver ETFs, with allocations adjusted based on prevailing market conditions. The approach is aimed at creating a more resilient portfolio across economic and market cycles.